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@wmata.com the public art at the Columbia heights station has been missing for months. What’s going on with it? TIA!

This might seem minor, but I’m curious why *other* is emphasized that way. Maybe I’m reading into it, but no one has more of a right to call DC home than anyone else. More housing serves the greater good—and as it stands, TOPA is a major barrier to those building and investing in DC's future.

This is yet another "well intentioned" policy proposal that will give people another reason to move 10 minutes west to Virginia...

Now more than ever, I am proud to be part of a community that advocates for the rights of the marginalized and underrepresented, celebrates love in all its diverse forms, and fights for a better world for everyone.

🏳️‍🌈 Happy Pride! 🏳️‍🌈

#LOVEISLOVE #PRIDE #EQUALITY

Less than ten years ago my marriage wasn't legal and every day I hear whispers of a future where that might be the case again. For those who came before me, for my family, and for those who will come after us, I celebrate the LGBTQ+ community and love in all it's forms.

Today, I celebrate Loving Day - the day in 1967 when the Supreme Court bent the moral arc of history a little bit closer to justice and made interracial marriage the law of the land.

A thread 🧵 ...

#washingtondc #cre #realestate #multi-family #architecture #design

Much like the notes of a jazz trumpet, the golden fins of the facade beckon and guide pedestrians up the street and into the building's warm, double height lobby.

We had a lot of fun with this one... but then again we always have a lot of fun 🍾

The main facade along 8th Street features a subtle inflection, yielding the massing of the new 8 story building to respectfully incorporate an existing structure created by Washington DC's first black registered architect, John A. Lankford.

TBT to one of my favorite projects: Designed for @Jefferson Apartment Group, J. Linea, a 135-unit multi-family property nestled in Washington, DC's vibrant and historic U Street corridor, honors the rich musical legacy of a street once known as 'Black Broadway.'

Randy, we love you! 😆

My husband was so embarrassed that I yelled that out to you - but we really do!

You’re kicking butt every day and bringing metro back! Thank you!

- oh, and Constitutional Crisis!

Welcome to DC! You almost caught the best part of this particular block - the mustachioed gentleman that welcomes you to the end unit duplex (just cut off to the left!)

And I’ll add that I live in a historic rowhouse with no HOA and it’s essentially a nightmare if your neighbor sucks.

Interested in this answer as well…

Thank you!!!

I’m not fed but I am in DC and I don’t know how any American is able to sleep these days.

Not me RUNNING to the Ticketmaster website

… and you’re not doing enough to stop it. Do better.

Was I? or was I also making a factual and general statement about a place I go to several times a year... 🤷‍♂️

São Paulo is building miles of new rail connections - that’s a fact. In my family’s neighborhood several new stations have been built in the last ten years - yet all of the roads have remained the same. A little nuance goes a long way towards getting people on board to you cause.

I don’t disagree with you but I don’t see how y’all are going to the mat over a tweet that presents no real stats.

Please explain to me how I’m making excuses by noting that rail is being built as quickly as any other construction project in the country.

To be fair I believe they’re expanding rail transit as well but everything moves at a glacial pace in Brasil

Kudos for saving that cute little deco building but I kinda wish they had bathed the facade in a bit more daylight. It looks a bit bleak as is.

What’s the email? I’d love to do the same.

90 years later we find ourselves in generally the same place. A bit depressing!

3 story point access block set to front and side yards w/ 2 story remise at alley

two townhouse bars w/ 2 story semi-detached ADU at alley

3 story point access block set to front and side yards w/ massive contiguous open space

4 detached tombstone houses

working on a little thing on zoning for housing + trees...

same FAR, same lot coverage - wildly different outcomes

Europe’s Noise Capital Tries to Turn Down the Volume To combat the ill effects of urban noise pollution, Paris is deploying automated sensors and cracking down on the loudest vehicles.

“A single unmuffled scooter crossing Paris at night can wake as many as 10,000 people.”

We seriously underestimate the impact of vehicle noise on urban livability and health.

Cities aren’t noisy, engines are.

How #Paris Is Waging a War on Noise Pollution.

Millions of people fly a year without incident because of the world class expertise of the FAA. This is pretty horrifying.